Description
Contents: To Build A Fire (A winter camping parable); The Snow Buck Report 1998 (Special tactics for Winter Whitetails, a hard look at high-speed cartridges, and a head-to-toe guide to staying warm); Natural Born Killers (Five uniquely talented predators); The Man Who Loves Fishing Too Much (Roland Martin’s passionate life); The Outfitter (An array of fleece apparel – Marmot’s Gore-Tex WindStopper Micro Vest and Manzella’s Windbloc gloves, and a holiday wish list – from Charlton Heston’s African train ride to a rod and reel for Olympic champion Michael Johnson) Have A Wild Winter! – To Ski Or Not To Ski? (Cross-country: A better path through the woods); See The Fish, Be The Fish (Scuba diving provides a new perspective); The National Blast-Time (Shooting games are mmore fun than ever); The Inner Adventure (Fighting cabin fever intelligently); Gentlemen, Start Your Ice Augers! (Fishing the frozen waters); Stop Smirking, Start Snowshoeing (An old activity gets new respect); The Virtual Archer Lets Fly (3-D targets bring the quarry indoors); Hey! My Paws Are Cold! (If you’re freezing, your dog probably is, too); Could You Survive The Night? (Lost in the woods? What do you do?) Departments – Editor’s Notes; Letters; Reports Afield; New Gear Review; Ecowatch; Fitness & Health; Outdoor Skills; Rods & Reels; Off-Road; Photography; Nature Watch; Survival: Lures & Flies; Boats & Motors; Food & Drink; Outdoor Rights; Shooting; Bows & Arrows; Arms & Ammo Almanac – News, Tips, Facts And Lore (El Nino: The Sequel – scientists are predicting this to be the worst of the century; psychoanalysis: why you’re dreaming of fish; when giving the gift of a gun, make sure “safety strings” are attached; check out the internet for antique lures)
Issue: Winter 1997
Condition: Very Good